All posts by Mohd Azharuddin

The late actor appeared as the Hyderabadi poet in Kahkashan, a television series in the '90s

Mohd Naseeruddin’s collection of poems titled Nadichi Vachina Suryudu reflects issues in today’s world

The book seeks to explain the purpose behind the holy pilgrimage in a simplified way

Galaxy A20 comes with great cameras to enable Gen Z take brilliant pictures. The dual rear camera allows users to shoot stunning Ultra-wide videos and photos.

The Modi government Friday announced a cash dole for small farmers, a mega pension scheme for the unorganised sector and doubled the threshold tax exemption limit to Rs 5 lakh.

Hyderabad: A digital photo exhibition on Mahatma Gandhi, coinciding with Republic Day celebrations, was launched at Numaish in Hyderabad. To mark the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Regional Outreach Bureau under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (GOI) has organised the event. It was formally inaugurated by Telangana Le

The Bengal Gazette was an English language weekly newspaper published in Calcutta, the then capital of British India.

The Yagam is intended for peace and prosperity of the whole country. The forenoon session of the Yagam was marked by worship of the Mother Goddess at the Rajashyamala Matha Mantapam.

The restoration work on Hakims' tombs being done by Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) is nearing completion and is expected to be thrown open for visitors soon

Hasan, who was also a former Director General of the National Archives of India, wrote extensively on the 1947 partition of India.

Due to official apathy, the tank has become a cesspool

In an innovative way to woo voters of Nampally constituency, AIMIM party leaders are distributing paper tea cups, polythene covers and what not, printed with the party symbol and messages asking for votes.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a lifesaving initiative and is very helpful in emergency cases like cardiac arrest.

The viral story of an IPS Officer who failed in UPSC for 4 times

Scientists led by Prof Abhijit Chakraborty of Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad, discovered a sub-Saturn or super-Neptune size planet around 600 light years away. It is uninhabitable and has a surface temperature of 600 degrees Centegrade